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CHAPTER 7: Customizing Windows
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In the Quick access to common tools section, click one of the following options to make
some of the most common accessibility changes to Windows:
some of the most common accessibility changes to Windows:
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Start Magnifier provides a close-up view of the area near your touchpad pointer.
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Start On-Screen Keyboard displays a keyboard on the screen. You can press keys
on the on-screen keyboard by clicking them with your touchpad.
on the on-screen keyboard by clicking them with your touchpad.
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Start Narrator reads on-screen text and describes graphics.
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Set up High Contrast changes the Windows color scheme to use high-contrast colors.
You can also use the Ease of Access Center to:
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Use your notebook without a display, touchpad, or keyboard
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Make your notebook display easier to see
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Make the touchpad and keyboard easier to use
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Use text or visual alternatives for sounds
Using voice recognition
You can attach a microphone to your notebook, or use the built-in microphone available on select
notebooks, and configure Windows to create typed text from your voice.
notebooks, and configure Windows to create typed text from your voice.
To set up voice recognition:
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Click
(Start), Control Panel, Ease of Access, then click Speech Recognition Options.
The Speech Recognition Options window opens.
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Click one of the following settings to start setting up speech recognition:
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Start Speech Recognition turns speech recognition on. With an attached microphone,
you can then control your notebook using voice commands.
you can then control your notebook using voice commands.
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Set up microphone configures your attached microphone to work correctly with
speech recognition.
speech recognition.
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Take Speech Tutorial helps you learn how to use speech recognition.
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Train your computer to better understand you helps you create several voice
samples that your notebook can use to better recognize the words you speak.
samples that your notebook can use to better recognize the words you speak.
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Open the Speech Reference Card lets you view and print a list of common voice
commands.
commands.
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You can also click Text to Speech on the left of the window to configure your notebook’s
settings for reading aloud on-screen text.
settings for reading aloud on-screen text.